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Ashish Gupta
July 29, 2013 at 4:02 pm in reply to: Displaying Coordinates at the bottom of the screenJohn,
Go to window-> coordinates manager or press shift+f7
Ashish Gupta
Motiongraphics artist and 3d generalist -
Thanks Adam,
I thought that it was all done manually .. but i just wanted to know if there’s some automated way of achieving this level of control via mograph ..
Your scene file is very helpful thanks once again ..
Ashish Gupta
Motiongraphics artist and 3d generalist -
John,
That’s a pretty cool transition ..
Which effect did u use to achieve this … ?
Ashish Gupta
Motiongraphics artist and 3d generalist -
Todd,
Try turning alpha channel on in cinema render settings ..
Render settings-> save-> alpha channel
Ashish Gupta
Motiongraphics artist and 3d generalist -
Josh,
Try using a Boole object..
Ashish Gupta
Motiongraphics artist and 3d generalist -
May be start with the Greyscalegorilla introduction to cinema 4d series … those tutorials are great for basic understanding ..
Ashish Gupta
Motiongraphics artist and 3d generalist -
Learning basic cinema4d dynamics would be a good idea at this point .. Go ahead and watch some tutorials .. It’s not that hard really ..
Based on what you told me, i put up a rough scene file:
6268_cubesexplodeoutofcrater.rar.zip
Hope it helps .. !!
Ashish Gupta
Motiongraphics artist and 3d generalist -
Where exaclty do you want your cubes before the explosion .. ?
Have you tried using thrausi for breaking the geometry for explosion instead of using explosion FX .. ?
What type of explosion are you hoping to achieve ?
Ashish Gupta
Motiongraphics artist and 3d generalist -
Ashish Gupta
July 11, 2013 at 12:53 pm in reply to: duplicating a layer with wiggle changes other layers with wiggleSteve,
As told already said that wiggle is based on layer’s index number ..
If u want a constant wiggle that isn’t affected by layer’s index have a look at this tutorial:
https://mattrunks.com/en/tutorials/after-effects/advanced-wiggle
Ashish Gupta
Motiongraphics artist and 3d generalist -
chris,
If u copy a layer in the project window than only it is truly duplicated and you can change the duplicated layer and it won’t affect the original one .
But if u duplicate a layer in a comp than its simply an instance of the original layer.. you can apply different effects and animate both differently but if you change the layer for example in case of an image .. edit the image or in case or in case of a precomp change anything inside the precomp .. than the changes will happen in all the instances of that layer or precomp ..
Hope that makes sense .. !!
Ashish Gupta
Motiongraphics artist and 3d generalist